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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-28
JUDICIAL STATISTICS
GOf Stark County Fer the Year Ending
JuIy First.
Ths Clerks Annual Report to the secreta
~ Of state. How the Troubles Of
Stark County People Were
Disposed Of

The Clerk of Courts has just complet.
ed bis annual report of the Judicial
Statistics Of Stark county, to the Secre-
tary of State, from which the following
Is condensed:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-28

The following are the number Of in
quests reported to the court By Coroner.
with his anaings thereon: There were
2S In all, of which one male and one
female were homicides, i've males were
suicides, IS males were killed by scci-
dent and five males died Of causes un.
known. Fifteen Of them were native
born, IL foreign born and one whose
nationality was not known,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

Mr.. Spriegs, OF New York. close
friend Of the President, says be was
beaten IN the election by "the gangs
of UIica and Rome. al used 10 stand
very well with them ALL" said be, and
believe If had stumped the district
could have carried it; but did not
stump, aud Sherman got ahead Of me.
Then tina solid vote of all the Irish So
cisties IN the citlea seemed 90 be against
me. don't know why. because IL was
always with me befofe. But believe
that II Cleveland should beFenominatsd
for the Presidency, be would not get
single vote from the organized Irish
men OF my district. Tbs Irish Blaine
sentiment Is stronger now than ever be
fore. When I was first elected TO Con.
Rress from this district, oame 10 with
the tidal wave which made Cleveland
Governor. Cleveland carried me on bis
back then. / believe ! earried him in
the Presidential eaihpsign. | could
havs besp elected then without opposi-
ti0n, bat IL bad net made q vigorous
canvass. Il would have been 70 the det
fimeut OF the Presidential ticket
certainly could Rot carry Cleveland
through ans fler Presidential contest in
my di.tFict.p Na tsk1 st
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

TR5Trnsa Hna Oux.-A lady corse-
apaadeni % 20 Eantsrn pager says:
Sseae women have 50 idea thai q man
enjoys being pEauoed ae q, and held
% 10 ss u be wsFe poftAbie property,
lihe spoons Or hatten- bosks Nov. skS
y what 1 thiuk; II yea want 10 make
= uszu esvea COED tine. and thsnk you
fes u, take hin AEss Of al 70 q plsasAnt
heass. Sc tAsa hs u presented b The
brightest sosasn, thH pretAest ones.
and "a se who are likely 10 intesest him
nasa. then lst hin sine. AfteFvArd
youf torn WtH eeme. N8Sn tee mash-
rysons aae aAamPssre re under discas.
$50 letsf %, there VII ust BE- . osarse-
sas act % yours that be vill not re-
unesnbes, there ell nss Be single per
son 90 wtaD yea hsve praeeztea hil
shAi De wsii eaaa& as sasFe aRr@sAhse
tasn yNnreeif. ard be vii eanfess 10 his
heart Of hearts saat ycsr poser 10
siroaessi ana that ya5 arr not AFRAID -
tFy H. TIE Eistzkss resde oy yearg
so2len ~ ttis FeEpesa are very many,
aEd eaiy sta sRr Ane experiences dass
re rsQziase kNoSie3Es coms. Pes
recug gsa1na8 are Wiliin2 O., even f0x 4
.fltla shiis. uaaks tArmeslves secondary,
Sod yet social successes positively de-
rnAEds it,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

~ mknaannR vannnsnrzs-
Il - lanAs 81 san sd e6id
FlogsrI eli the year MAJ grow
Bat 10 ncthssn oo1ntKtea cod
Thuuah Jsok Frpss Be ogs<-boi1s
1tiIi b spares ~ mis1ie1oe.
whsn fhe Csristmas rsvsis ring.
Wben the Yals Logs brizhily RioW.
" kan zoe fDEiai oAFolieEs HInA,
IhaaQh ne norfh wina afnife and sting.
Rsoarlshtsb the mfsslssoe.
Fiery holly desks So rafteE; :
CEDAR earlasdz hanz belowf s
Ffaafant spEace sna pins eo1Ds after
Etss for ioilftg and isushfsr,
kIng Of all . mislleioe
Where the psAriy berr - sway
As the daneags e91ne and q,
Hes tks lassos skEp away,
Lest they snouid tns forrest pay
uadsrnaath rs nIstlstoei
How The ada, With siY dssisipQ,
Iasok ~ II fhsF did nat knoH
MnitheFWar1 tneg afe easIelng
Maids they viii BE- sosn snFprisin9
Undernsaah tha mistietosl
Faint hsart never con fair lady"
saoald a cruel maid say DO,
falioWlng % her ssFnsf shady
Comes her knighl, add. undssma5sds p
Bears : branch Of m1sfiatoe.
Hsopy tiae OF harmless f0llyi
Eeen old heazta uiH throb sud glow
When they bear the isughter jolly,
Wien ouce more thFougn pine and holly
| shinefh cot the nististce.
Harpsr's Y3lre Psepls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

From the ~. Loais Gtohs Dsnooras. ]
the rich are getting richer aud ths
pcog arr setting pooreg." This declare
tea has been - fFvQaeuiiF made IN NE
rest twenty yeArs, eeen b pSrsans uhc
cAnasl justly he sefmsd either asei alists
eF demsgogaes thai, in ~ miads % 4
great msiofity ef he psopls, u has ae
aaired al the foFee % sn axtesn. It's
tFath. indeed, has been ehAilauged. bai
rarely has this haen dana ef paFanaa
who have preepntea svidanes whlch hAa
been "a all ssnviEcane. Inc pcint hss
often been maae thai, uhtie feu ind
viaaal fortunes fxSesded 9tcnug
twanay or twenty-five years ago n ne
uniied States, fortunes % tea00a 90 a.
9SA.ooooe are ia ancemuea nos, and
thai this great gaia in the Neiaue o.
aeeum alattans has haen actaeitana eta
an tncreAse In the nameNg Of elem ~.
nary inatitutlens and We sam tot1 sx
pSndcd Tor iAe s1ppert of psapeEs.
fhess propositionH, whose Vklidits s.
nol diapated. eo1stttuts tue pFinSipal
gtoand Tor TIE Theory toal pateFtyi sx,
tendine auaonR fhe uAssfa o. tha peapax
A bsok has inss eSen fssass3 ~ ~
government wnieA eaa1siua asnFe,
throwin9 = good dad % liset on as
Qasstian Of poverty anoHe tie pc0pge
1hia book is ore d ths xalauss saassi
tntinR the sepurt - TIE tentA eeuszs
IL gives the pFiess q shs ueesSeafsss q
life and ihr rates e WaSes said. &na III
nnmbsr Of huars o. iahoE esusinusiak !
days 9ofk, n sens II the iesaiae T.,
dussf4es fnF mAny Years. eaditR IL 1850
The followine tAhis shswa he peraaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
rnE vsnss rEoRLEm.
Preseat Phases 81 tse Great Qaessisn
new AGitasing she World
Popular science Monthly


Popular science Monthly
OF late years this question Of womAnss
seFk hos passed into Another phase,
snd lhe query now Ia. nos % much hos
shey can be provided with work hde
aaAtely rumuuerAfed, bst hoe they can
at themselves for doing u WithOut darn
ace 10 theiF health and ah0ss interests
II the race aud society which are bound
ap with their veil bsine. Thh - che
TEAL diflnnlty, both % tae higher ean
aasion aud Of TIE general circumstances
.urroaudtna the seif-sopport 81 women.
For the strain n severe. and muat be, II
they are % successfully eompete WITH
man-andenlAhly sue atrouzsf, both Ia
inind AID body. tn she iatelleclaAl rgasp
and staying poWeF, "a the faculty OF
egiginatt0n, Tie capacity fof sustained
saoft, and IN pattsnt perseverance an
der Ardnoos and. 70 may Be. distasfeful
labor. Bat The dream aud ths chief en-
deAvor Of W0nne1 nos IL % DO che aame
work as men alone have hisheFto done
9hish measa that ths weaksf ahaIl osme
into direct competition with the
stFonGeF-the result being surely fers-
Rone cOsolasion. This Il TIE nAaaral
eonseqaence Of che aeeradAtioa b.
women themselves % tier oUn mors
Hsstns work. % that female doctor.
tor the present, holds q hiehas soeiai
posiiiau than doas ne resident GOV
erneNs. While q Telegraph Riri eaa be q
lady, bat a shop RiFs eannoG For veil
pAtd Intellectual soxk q good eduaation
= naturally u tse hrsa ueosssisy.
and The base ca uhich AL tie
- - -
hisAer educAtian has been Organized
ssoFs as 4 rfactlcal eauipment than
- an catHeme o. he parely lateileotaal
desire Of women ~ saAFn where they
have nathinR ~ Eain bYlL Fer AL thfs.
nany girls - 70 0srSca And Nsehsns
ghe De uot uaean 10 rTaesically profit hy
their sdeeatioa girls 30 vnam TIE an
kDevu isezapAaticaily ths mxsniacenf.
and 700 desire novelty tsfore 80 thtses:
~ith the sesnasnt u toe parrly etndiea.
--tAoee VITO love learning for its snke
anty. fndependsnt % GAIA, kissa& frpe
dem er navnlty. has thsaa Fe the
1aasen Wha Waaia have . "a 81 ~
zrdsatly, and With less strain. IN theis
ega h0ues; 81 Wsasd hsve taken .
ioaaer siuae vita thsfr edacAtioa. ass
Noaid ao3 have knrt tbeir heslth az a
drained their vital ssesgses by dsinS n
tsa % three yesrs vast sesaid hzss
taken ave o. six3 whe Naait have Essa
cred asth mofe dsitsarAtaan. noa spaEfei
~ smaiAGian psF dFgvsn By es2psttien.
and VITO, vita en~fsy ssp3rA6ast d
tseir 1--we % knoSfedse. Waaid hSva
"a g. the Mrs. SssaUstx lea % Carslins
9ef~-hels. tbs Mss SaInsss o. HSrrlss
AAFtineans % esssary. BltsasA vonen
are nos uazus; valaataFy dsvotioa, ire
ssestIye ~ sslf-tateFest, % art. hieFa.
tare, scisRce. P1li sspny, hSing cue Il
ths taeRst Restdeats IN sna hastors II
wousen-As. tUdne8. mnsa needs he /.
tAeg srp - talali re natarni funcasoas
ef theif sx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
sLsrnEs EOa sEArnuCEs HAnx.
lLsndon Figaro.

13uoou Elaaf0-
For the exclusive benefit Of my la6y
readers 1 publish the Following detail
~ the iayet supplfed for The iBfani
Prince. Tue bassinet Il wicker, viii
gne usual afched top. mach the same q
the one used for the Qusen herself ane
Ger own children. ID II covered witt
shite satin, and over this Is tue lnesl
BOOK muslin. edged with q frilling OF
the same, bOFdered with scotch embroi-
derry worked on the muslin itself, with
diets exquisstely embroidered Ia the
center OF each. The under blankets ar.
% the finest thick downy flannel,
sGitchsd all Foand and worked With !
monogram thai appears on everything
" X. NJ" (royal nursery and tbs crswB
Z be pillows and sheets are boFdered
With hn,sd muslin, edged With lace, and
crisp bows of thick white satin ribbon
sre introduced on the basainet here and
there. The basket "a Of the new three
tier kind most convenient for use
tfimmsd exactly 10 match. with satin
and muslin aud embroidered frliinR
The thy ivory brushes bear the " r. N. y
monogram and crown in black lettering
~ the bach; the sponge bags are OF
Ehite india-Fubber cloth, drawn OF
shile satin ribbon, tae cushions
trimmed with hae embroidery and lace.
The bibs, tied up in dfzsns With white
satin r,bbsn. are OF muslin oomplstely
severed with embroidery and edged
stth Nalensiennes lace. and have tbs
same msn0Rram sAd croWn iineis
Nroughl There IL not space where
I pms point could be inserted that 4
aot covered With embroidery. The
tace veils are ell Of Honiton lace, OF
large Gze. The dFeases. made low. With
eng akifts, are Of the hnest muslip,
sith row upon row, reaching almost 20
ne waist, Of lace and work insertion,
EdRed With faleaolennes, With r binss
iosn the front, iuse the same IN form a.
he christening rooe 10 ubi5h her Ma
fsy, as we'll a. maHy Of her own
ahildFen, we're christsned-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

whsn % ny dag u life ne nAehi .
Ana Is iss vinas FRA unsaanss
-. a. $780, -. 90 q a.rkns.s calling
NJ fssl y paths nnknosn.
Thou who has sads nny bone q life
Issss % is isnans uhsn q. walls
oIoss dsvsns. o Hefpsr ever prsssrt,
Be thoa my strsngth and SAY!
Be nsar ne vbsn al slss fsom ms Z
Eaxsh' AZ homes psssarsA days d
al1ade and shine.
And kindly faces 10 my cwn npliftie&
IRE love Which answers mine.
/ havs bot Thss. o Rsthsr' Lss shJ
Be 10 ne th.u . somfOr' asd up
No gate # pear, Ne bsaaoh Of palm.
Nor Stress Of shining eold.
sufaoe a IL my Rood and ~ an
"A bsen forgiven throagA shs
absundna grasses,
And rayssif b. b nds faEsfiiaf DeeAonso
Unso my fttinR piacA
some humbls door amoue thy mani
sons shelaeEinR ahsda vhsrs ain ana
"a 49,. fases~r thsouah heassus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

4u13 4u6tNnl14 tE34 t4hf4 9aA AH& =
masked dscrsase 10 ths nnpber q hoefs
of labor eonatitasing . DAYS vofk 70
she past bali csntuFy. fot e1aDl I,
afty 1ssfs AGO over = 80 csni- q tns
wes1isQ pssple Bsfs e0mCslIed 70 tosl
fFom thIrtesn 10 foafteen ho1fs pr dsy.
uhils IN 1850 eniy lillie osas 2 PEI
senk worried 90 l9nG. Add DARING A.
tnat pagind tne rate 81 wsees eAs Dsen
IaorcasanR. Ths aNeFsGs pay In iss1 So
% psF esut greater tnan - waa - ts.1.l
and 20 par osnt. arsassg than - lss'e.
Moreoser, vale h01rs q labor ~ese
bssassinR and Wages expaodinR. the
yfios Of she necsssAfiea Of life remained
Substantially ancbApged.
fbnas facts. Is shoasd Be femenbefe1.
are not nited b. the esDsus aathorities
for toe beaFsaR which they may haFs
On anv shsories Of palitieal o. eoaiai
eeonoav whatsoever. Tbey are aimpi5
tee rssulf % 60 exhaustive inq7ify Int
shs egndftioas OF exfssenee amonR TIE
workina olsasss daFina The pass fee
dsaad-s, earned cas- With the sole De
sire u eiiosinR tbs truth, Their eaT
rectnsss u a. ttls opsn 70 qassfisn q
a the Importance OF the hight wnieh
shey throw 90 ste most aaeOr0ina aoeial
sfoulsan Of the tine. They indicate
sbat The DooE ere RFewinR ric6ef' no'
poorer.
statistics wkieh hnvs for years bess
ssaiiabls 10 all ssekinR reliable tnfoKDa
lion on the snbtoet anos tkat tos mazse'
u ahs people today eBily eonlfort
4 shish we're withia the reach 81 10
4 wsa.shy eiaasea aIoae half contaE
$40. Other statistics eaually unim
1 D aehnble prove. by tbs increase 10 De
| uDssts IN savings banks and 70 the nus,
4 ar Of Individual oNnera Of ho1eee anf
| email farms, tRat far share OF 10
| aeailh wien hae bsan growing u
1 snueh greater ratio t1an p9pulatiqa !
| this country for several ocasdsa p4s
= aoinR into the banda Of the artisans
factory operatives and Agricultural IL
ooreEa :,
| Larger fortunes are now held By ind
etduals than we're held fes years Sc
| rhis Il the result Of tbs RFoNth 10 assa
| aiatsa entsrpriss, whioh has iRoresse
| snd oheaDened production, loUereo 70
pries Of all commodities and advance
| Ehe osmf0Fta, eOnvsuienoe aud napp
cess Of ell Glasses OF the psopie. ID
expanaiap In the cost Of Panperiam
zoe STATE and 10 aoosety u dae nos 70 4
increase IN tns Teisstvs nnmoss NO =
anire ed, bot 10 thearogsh IN tne ep,f
"a hrosberhood and hqmaeity weic
tie Natiou's advtnceaDent N ~eaitn q
prosperity has bEoaRht ebonf. -.
TIE general publication Of the fael
oFesantsd 10 ths welumo Of ne oensz
report loss issued would furnish con
plste and Fadlcal ansad0te 20 All tne q !
shievous socIalistie poison whino coal
% eeatlersd bFoalie0ast By snooaAn
Georges, AysiinRs and thsiF kind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
a nan FEea TnE PAsT.

Eria engineer Jim Miller erlnned, as.
1rdsFa In hand, be climbed into the cab
o. Rogsne ~, tuesday morni0R, and
fraeDed shs ehroftls. ane engine thfew
40 pesuIant puHs Of black smoke, as n
ashamed Of bar ancie1s ooDpany. ~
Eaa AZ near & phantom train IS ever
aAs pulled over the Fsils. SIx ear
snlch had stood In the Erie yard for
aearly 20 years. seiics Of ancient Erie
splsndor. composed she train No ven
Ter the COO lostish stsm winder was
sahamed Of neE company. For en boar
nd nelf thm meltItndB af passengers
lad been cracking jokes 81 the spectral
Ifrsvereus mortai.l The time was
snes when people went up 20 soc depot
70 see those same ears come N reeplen-
ssnt With paint and vaknisn, ktsech
ziaea aud elaRanf upholstery. The time
sas onoe whaa theg we're models o.
naauty, and ID vas D rich aye, an ex
srasaRant corporation which could point
20 anything hnsE.
Lacy were amone the flrst slsevine
md drawing Eooln oar8 pat on TIE
aoad." reuaaFksd Superintendent Coed
al. ssThe tAklantio' and 'Paaiie, there
8eto 8mouN VIC uoSnt ooHn oNoA baAAss
fhsg o0as SIS 000.n
q fhirty-dve Thousand dollars ;"
Fhink Of Ia, ye idle testers. TO whom
1ae.tenth Of the cost Of theig enc,ant
spieedor repfesents q years toll fou
shoaid have defgd yogn heA IS you
contemplated their dilapidsted gran
dsuF. Il was grim aud CHASTITY train.
Broken piatf0Fnas couplings invented
| specially for The occasion. steps sntlreis
gone. shattered windows, torn uphol.
sfeFy, paint and varnish CRACKED and
clustered by The sons Of twenty sun
negs, holes throagh floors and sides
patched Sitk hemioek boards and sid
ina. dust. decay, TtDe's devastation
every Uhera; sDeh was the train engine u
pulled Gus Of the Elmira yard today,
0ne had been car m which jim Fax,
20 the railroad men said, had Travelled
ap and down the road. They called hIm
jim" There must have been some
thing good about this nam TO make tbs
erayheaded railrosders, a decade after
ais ceath, call him Jim. and affection
ately cali attention TO bis old time car.
Is was indeed n special tarin. There
V q wealth of old associations, vol.
ame OF cps cial articles About those care
out nobody knsws, nobody can relate
them.
Perhaps the CHESTS Of old tine pas
sengers were looking FROM the Windows
eFhaps spectral porter was making
sp the beds aud exacnng a spectral fee.
Perhaps = phantom spotter vas keeping
us Ehcsly eyes apon q spectral con-
iustaF. Perhaps a ghostly jim Fisk
Ess dispensing spiFituai hospitality IN
mat drawing room car.
The train moved westward, under the
iAme guR, across the same landscape,
Il IL their farewell trip over the Susque-
mamma Division. At H1rnellville they
vi be side tracked and their future
fats 10 uncertain. II depends lpoa The
oil ~ the Pollman Company .--E iasifa
~. Y. Gazetfe, Dec 20.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
HAD mas nISp READ.
fDesroit Free Press l

81 suppose I vhas shwindied some
more" s1rrowfnlly remarked Mr.. Dan.
der, as BE- paid visit 70 Sergeant BendAli
the ether day.
aNst = doubt Of il. What's your
storsSr
"Do You pellet dot q man can read
somspndy's mind9"
Well. I've heard Of mind raaders.n
30 has shake. ind be goes css ~
abon3t il. He vhss going 10 % q mind
reader II IL takes all winter. DE Prae-
ties leedle on me, ind vhas - on
shed
Bat about the swiudleT'
"Vnell, two mans come in my place
lsst night when | vhas all alone. Was
Carl Dandeff xhas. AL rights von
90 dot pair vbas mind readefg nad be
iike 90 etf me some pOipts. Ne doan'
do IL by sferypody, On l WAS such q
fEiendt ~ der poor dot be like TO obliee
me. Well, Sergeant. Diet seems all
right, and We ieck der door und we
cot down. vhss piindfolded NIT .
handkerchief, uad der mind reader
SAYS
a. Now. Mr.. Dunder, ysu az your
SIZED on s0aie subject shnst % hAfSis
- ynn oaD. und keep awful ebtih u
roo AXE dos pandaRs % a shnmp
aFsandt. dos pre- us me all oop."
Well, Sergeant. AZ my mind on
dot time falls Oh my paFn On Hastings
shtrOei. una mayps too miauies Roes
oy mud nopedS shpsaks 70 me. Den der
oidt woman comes down shtairs and
,ass % der pandags. Dose mans vhas
eoue."
sAnd What elssg"
two pores Of ssgArs ind afs pot
tisa nf vhtsksy. NhAs d . shvtndls on
met
- should smile. M. Duaasr, yoa
are very soft"
"Ssreeant. foak in my eye. vhas
aoina home. Inniaht sonspeay Yill
drup IN. WAS Carl DunderT I vhas
An riRhdl Mr.. DundeF, ! like 10
rad
sTM"
~Dol vhAs sn, Sergeant. II some h
guest vhas heidi, you remember dot
Shas 9 shwiadied man. and dst kilds
him In self-detsnse."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

IChioaeo Tribune


A professional beautifeE said: Some
ladies' prefer iust to come and be treated
for so eyeninR; T. is less trouble.D
Treated howf's
Well, supposs The lazy Is going oat
ia evening dress, cut decollete orQther.
wise. First, Anoint her face, neck and
shoulders with 0il-no washing e all,
bot iust put en- she oil on top OF tus
dirt, IL there Is dirt. The hard water
initiates the pores, and 50 ve don't WASH
any. Wksn the ell dries pat on coat
Of cream, and, whea that dries then
anosher coat. Prepared cream, you
know. Then I pencil the edge OF the
eyelias and lashes and give her bril-
lianfine powder 20 swallow. Then the
koaes has 70 be put on the cheeks and
lips and the veins painted on. The
hands may alse have 70 be ereamed and
manicurei. Altogether it's just two
hours hard woEk."
"And the price p
well, that depends. Not iesa than
$40, thonRh."
"would The pesspiraiion not asIesi
this paintinRlp
"Not at al. Il will last aIl night in
perfect shape. and can be washed Oh
With violsi cream il the morning.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

Another unaolvsd prubism In Fsswsea
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certain eaudiaAEe weu 4 cthskuise have
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disappear. Eeen thea ue shall very
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range than nos exisf4 befweEn tbe max
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electisna. The mere variation Of yea
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d01htlsss lsll pssaiiAFiy On tie votes O
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lam. Ik ID pretty certain thaa women
sAnnot Be relied upoa 70 vote early
and oftsn,D as men do; and tha4 they
eli be yet more iuhnenped. On the oenef
hani. 81 pariiaalaf candidates and
csusSs. And there viii, e times. b
special fndncsnents Of this kind Wltb
wHieh 20 mako them surge saGerig @
| the ballot box. TheiF yoee will. ~ this
rnspect, be iiks that Oak : vote. !" real
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sssn only on great oeaasion4 IN cii
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mat strengthens him Al . difhcnlt crisis
end romi3da him: 1
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like these;
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That We Ars Of saeh canvas IS they
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they will elss b more indaeDced-as
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

+ TMpcmllIan's MaRazine.I
Each lover has q keepsake
For the memory of bis love;
One has a nete or ribbon,
And one . curl or glove.
Bat am rich In kcepsakes;
Three notes treasure apart
There are two, accepting my presents,
Aud one. declining nay henrt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-16

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